Russell Banner Publishing Note
The Russell Banner announces publication by EC Sanderson and HM Rutar publishers. The note credits Sanderson and Rutar as the publishers for the regional newspaper with standard masthead information.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 16, 1957
Page
8
The Russell Banner announces publication by EC Sanderson and HM Rutar publishers. The note credits Sanderson and Rutar as the publishers for the regional newspaper with standard masthead information.
Rt Hon Louis St Laurent visited Winnipeg to open the Liberal campaign locally. Despite a free admission civic centre crowd, turnout was modest and many electors showed little interest while St Laurent spoke in French and the event featured thirteen of Manitoba’s fourteen Liberal candidates. The piece contrasts today’s low audience energy with earlier era political meetings and cites Maclean’s on Parliament’s “nonentities” and “clowns” in the last House of Commons, urging better voter discernment.
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